Pride Health has produced a great set of guidelines that outlines all of the steps of the hormonal transition process, surgical options, and legal transition in Nova Scotia, as of Booking an appointment with us is easy!
Give us a call at You will need to speak to one of our medical administrators. They are always in the office Monday-Friday from am β pm with the exception of holidays , but are not always in the office during our evening clinics pm β pm , so it is best to call during the day. We cannot book appointments over email or Facebook.
You cannot book an appointment for someone else, even if they are your partner or child. We will need to speak with them directly. To book, we will need your full name as it appears on your health card, birth date, and phone number. You are also safe to share your pronouns and lived name with our admin while booking.
We will always refer to you as you prefer! Since May , we have been able to maintain access to gender-affirming hormones without a waitlist. It is possible that the waitlist will return if demand exceeds our capacity. If you are moving to Nova Scotia from another province and are already on hormones, you can transfer your care to HSHC. Please note that there may be a wait to access our services. You should call us as soon as possible to prevent an interruption in your care. You should also contact your original provider before leaving your province to maintain your prescription while you wait.
We will need any relevant medical records from your previous provider, such as readiness letters, mental health assessments, recent bloodwork, prescription history, etc. You should arrange to access those records before booking with HSHC.
